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The next Ted Cruz: Meet the Tea Party idol who could oust a top House Republican
Josh Eidelson
Tea Party challenger Art Halvorson tells Salon that Boehner's not "man enough" to lead, and new House will oust him
Must-see morning clip: The Obamacare website is a total failure
Prachi Gupta
Jon Stewart mocks the Democrats, who bungled a real opportunity to pull ahead of the GOP after the shutdown fiasco
Payrolls rise less than expected; jobless rate falls
SHOBHANA CHANDRA
The unemployment rate dropped to 7.2 percent, the lowest in five years
How subtweets are ruining Twitter
Edward Champion
Subtweets may seem like they empower the subtweeter; actually, the subtweet-ee wins. And online discourse loses
Don’t ally with libertarians: Ideologues co-opt an anti-NSA rally
Tom Watson
Hard-right, anti-government ideologues make poor coalition partners, even if they're right on surveillance
AFL-CIO head threatens political retribution for Social Security, Medicare cuts
Elias Isquith
"We will never forget. We will never forgive. And we will never stop working to end your career"
The Tea Party and big business want the same things
Alex Pareene
The only major divisions in the Republican coalition are over tactics, not policy
Jeb Bush ed reform group accused of abusing nonprofit status to help corporations
Josh Eidelson
Jeb Bush scored a coup in the shutdown deal -- but his anti-union ed reform group faces a new IRS complaint
Steve Buscemi: “The Republicans in Congress are holding the country hostage”
Prachi Gupta
The "Boardwalk Empire" star criticizes the GOP and explains why government programs are important
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago president predicts slow taper
JEANNA SMIALEK
President Charles Evans predicts that due to the government shut down Federal Reserve will be slow to cut stimulus
U.S. home sales decrease as prices rise
LORRAINE WOELLERT
After highs in home sales, rising prices, higher borrowing costs and not enough building led to a slump in sales
Dick Cheney: I have “respect” for what the Tea Party is doing
Elias Isquith
The former vice president describes the Tea Party as a "positive" development for the GOP
10 reasons the Tea Party is wildly unpopular
Steven Rosenfeld
Even one-quarter of Republicans don’t think like them, Pew finds
Ignore Tom Friedman!: Unions warn Obama against benefit cut fetish
Josh Eidelson
Top union federation promises to "fight to the death" against earned benefit cuts being pushed by billionaires
15 urgent fixes for America’s failing state
Stephan Richter
The very notion used to beg disbelief -- until the U.S. began flirting with default. Here's the way forward
All the spin is wrong: The GOP shutdown was about more than tactics
Brian Beutler
The GOP's desperate to spin their shutdown in order to camouflage very real divisions. They do have one way out
Stop enabling the right: The media just makes dysfunction worse
Paul Rosenberg
Our politics are a disaster because the media -- and the president -- pretend conservatives are dealing with facts
The GOP’s toxic policies let tainted food reach your plate
Deena Shanker
Republican-backed funding cuts leave us vulnerable to salmonella outbreaks and more
Sunday show roundup: The five clips you missed
Katie McDonough
Ted Cruz says he will do "anything" to stop Obamacare, Mitch McConnell says "no way" and more GOP infighting
“It’s civil war in the GOP”: Shutdown just the beginning for emboldened Tea Party
Katie McDonough
Establishment Republicans are scrambling to marginalize the Tea Party's influence in 2014 and 2016
The Heritage Foundation has always been full of hacks
Jason Stahl
Liberals have said the think tank used to be a policy powerhouse. In fact it's always been intellectually bankrupt
Just secede already: The obstructionists aren’t going anywhere. Maybe we should
Chuck Thompson
We don't want to live in Ted Cruz's America. He doesn't like ours. Maybe a split really is inevitable — and right
Slavery, the Rebel flag and the shutdown
Andrew O'Hehir
How the toxic effects of white supremacy, seen so clearly in "12 Years a Slave," endure in American politics
D.C.’s most infuriating pundit: What drives Ron Fournier’s “leadership” fetish?
Elias Isquith
When National Journal's Ron Fournier demands that Obama "lead," what does he really want? And why does he want it?
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